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CapitalLondon
Población56.5M
Idiomainglés
Deporte nacionalFútbol
Plato nacionalSunday Roast
England codified association football in 1863 when the Football Association drew up the Laws of the Game at the Freemasons' Tavern in London — creating the template for a sport now played by 265 million people across 200 nations.
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Capital

Más allá de la capital, las principales ciudades son Manchester, Birmingham, Leeds — cada una un centro de cultura regional, economía e historia. London is the world's most visited city and a financial, cultural, and linguistic capital of planetary scale — the Thames threading through 2,000 years of settlement from Roman Londinium, past the Norman Tower and medieval Westminster, to Canary Wharf's glass towers that transformed a derelict dockland in a single generation.

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Población

El idioma oficial es inglés, que refleja el patrimonio cultural del país y lo conecta con una amplia comunidad internacional. The English invented the Industrial Revolution, association football, the World Wide Web, the railway network, and parliamentary democracy — then exported all of them, creating a paradox where the most globally influential culture is also among the most self-deprecating about its own achievements.

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Gastronomía

The Sunday roast — a joint of beef, pork, or lamb with roasted potatoes, Yorkshire pudding, seasonal vegetables, and gravy — functions less as a meal than as a weekly social ritual that structures English domestic life, its preparation the informal measure of culinary competence in any English household.

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Deporte

Football in England is not merely sport but infrastructure — 92 professional clubs across four divisions, matches every weekend from August to May in every city and market town, with the Premier League commanding a global television audience that makes it the most-watched sports league on Earth.

Naturaleza

The Lake District's glacially carved valleys — Windermere, Ullswater, Derwentwater — inspired the Romantic poets Wordsworth and Coleridge to articulate a new relationship between humans and landscape, producing writing that shaped how the Western world thinks about wilderness and the moral weight of natural beauty.

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